This season, POW Gloves gave three different artists the opportunity to create and design a signature glove, ultimately resulting in the 2014 Handicrafter Glove and Mitt. A combined effort by artists David Sheets, Stefan Hoffman, and Quincy Quigg, each color option of the Handicrafter highlights a different and unique perspective.
TOP TO BOTTOM PERFORMANCE IN WOMEN'S SPECIFIC FITS & STYLES
POW Gloves knows it’s important to have gloves that fit right and perform even better, regardless of whether you’re male or female. While a lot of brands push women's gloves that resemble a pink version of a men’s product, POW has created women’s specific gloves and mitts that equally stand up to the elements and keep you lookin' fly in the process.
Signature athlete models, brand-spanking-new technology, along with exciting collaborations make the 2014/15 POW Gloves lineup our very best yet.
The first mock up of the infamous Shocker Glove didn’t come to Dustin Goss, POW Founder, as a CAD file or a scanned sketch. It came to him as a fax. Seeing as the year was 2006 (rather than 1996), Dustin had to rummage around to find a fax machine to receive the rough sketch from POW Rider Austin Hironaka.
A decade in the making, POW Gloves has reached a legacy milestone. In reflection and celebration they are proud to release the POW Gloves 10 Seasons video. This video and POW’s 2013.2014 Collection is a reflection of the past 10 years and their unwavering determination for where they will go. Take a look inside the road that has led to the “Built to Last” brand and the passionate people behind POW Gloves.
POW Gloves is excited to announce the launch of a new global website and their 2013/2014 Heritage Collection. POW’s Heritage collection is a culmination of 10 years as a brand and glove manufacturer.
POW Gloves has worked with SoGnar and POW Pro rider Pat Milbery for years to create gloves that speak to the creative and passionate. So when it came to building the High Five into our Heritage Collection we knew continuing our collaboration with SoGnar was a must.
